Sentence examples for making mundane from inspiring English sources

You won't find Peter Callahan, who owns Callahan Catering in Manhattan and Philadelphia, making mundane triangles of smoked salmon on dark bread.

They're making mundane products like disposable diapers, wipes and kitchen mops.

And now Twitter is full of people making mundane, useless comments all day long.

Swiss sound architect, Zimoun, is really good at making mundane objects exciting.

Making mundane plates of food and random selfies seem noteworthy, you'll be the person the party checks out when they're feeling bored or awkward -- just like their phone!

Throwing his red hat into the ring, Charlie joined us for a fireside chat where we discussed his "pro-good taste" stance and ambitions for making mundane meals full of flavor and fun.

It made mundane tasks interesting.

It's the role of a computer to make mundane, repetitive tasks easier for us.

On this day, the aura of their power was made mundane, and Mr. Mubarak, 83, dressed in prison whites and bearing a look that some read as disdainful, was chastened.

But a great performance at JVC is somehow made mundane by its context: the self-selecting processes of ticket price and location have made it so that the cognoscenti mostly aren't in the audience.

Like other media outlets, TMZ makes mundane mistakes from time to time, but the Kennedy photo-that-wasn't was its biggest error in some time, prompting immediate criticism from its readers.